Navigating the Kenyan legal and regulatory regime can be challenging, given its complexity and the continuous introduction of new laws and regulations. This intricate regime comprises cross-cutting and sector-specific requirements that can often leave companies and state corporations at a crossroads with compliance, potentially exposing their officials to civil and criminal liability
To ensure consistent compliance, state corporations are mandated to undertake comprehensive legal audits every two years, and companies undertake these audits for good measure. Our firm extensively interrogates our clients’ systems, structures, and documentation, providing thorough advice on the nature and extent of compliance. We advise on measures to mitigate non-compliance and its effects, ensuring the sustainability of this exercise by recommending systems for consistent monitoring and self-evaluation.